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Rochester Regional Health

Integrated system of hospitals, clinics, labs

Nurse Navigator - Family Planning Clinic

Full-Time
$80.8k - $110.3k
Senior
Bachelor's, Associate's, Associate of Science (AS)
Rochester, NY, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary

About the job

Requirements
  • Graduate of an approved school of nursing; an Associate of Science in Nursing is required.
  • Minimum of five years of experience in a health care setting, including at least two years in an acute care setting.
  • Current licensure as a Registered Nurse in New York State.
  • Current Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association.
Responsibilities
  • Review the medical record with the referring provider within 12 to 24 hours after admission, and apply utilization review criteria to assess and document the appropriateness of admission, continued stay, and level of care.
  • Interview patients and/or family members about social, emotional, and financial factors affecting health status; assess progress and needs for continuing care or resource support after discharge.
  • Respond to referrals from patients, families, physicians, hospital staff, and community agencies; collaborate with patients, families, and the health care team to develop post-hospital continuing-care or resource-support plans and initiate referrals.
  • Identify problems with resource utilization; ensure tests and consultations are completed promptly; document feedback in the patient chart; forward charts to physicians when problems are identified; investigate causes with appropriate departments or physicians; communicate with the Physician Advisor; and monitor clinical-pathway variances.
  • Maintain current information on community resources, third-party payors, and managed care rules, regulations, and policies; follow departmental policies, procedures, objectives, quality-management plans, environmental standards, and infection-control standards.
  • Maintain timely and appropriate documentation in medical records, daily logs, computer entries, and monthly statistics, and prepare required patient documentation.
  • Complete worksheets, communicate promptly with physicians and coders, provide data-collection statistics, and identify case-mix issues.
  • Provide consultation and education to medical and hospital staff on case management in inpatient and outpatient programs, including resource management, discharge planning, and complex medical/legal issues.
  • Assist in developing services or policies appropriate to patient needs and consistent with the strategic plan.
  • Refer potential quality problems to the appropriate administrative, medical, quality-management, risk-management, infection-control, or hospital departments; consult clinical social workers regarding patients with complex psychosocial or financial needs; and maintain professional working relationships with medical staff, hospital staff, and coworkers.
  • Maintain strict confidentiality.
  • Collect quality indicators and clinical-pathway variance data, identify potential improvement areas, and participate in clinical-pathway, CQL, and clinical-process-improvement teams, potentially as a team member, leader, facilitator, or recorder.
  • Provide culturally sensitive services and support responsive to patients' and families' beliefs, attitudes, languages, and behaviors, and provide care appropriate to each patient.
  • Develop and maintain strong working relationships with internal stakeholders, including physicians and center leadership.
  • Adhere strictly to established organizational processes, procedures, and standards.
Desired Qualifications
  • Prior experience in women's health is strongly preferred.
  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing is preferred.

About the company

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Rochester Regional Health

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Rochester Regional Health operates a regional, integrated health system delivering primary, specialty, hospital, rehabilitation, behavioral health, senior services and clinical trials across Western New York and nearby areas. Patients access care via a network of more than 500 locations, including 8 hospitals and 300+ practices, with teams coordinating prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and ongoing support across settings. Its breadth and unity enable seamless transitions within one system, differentiating it from smaller providers or single-hospital networks. Its goal is to help the community stay healthy and live fulfilling lives through accessible, comprehensive, patient-centered care at every life stage.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$600K

Headquarters

Rochester, New York

Founded

N/A

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What believers are saying

  • RRH doubled Unity infusion capacity and added a dedicated oncology pharmacy in 2026.
  • RRH reduced contingent nursing labor 37% and logged 14.5% RN turnover in 2025.
  • Four RRH hospitals earned 2026 U.S. News recognition, supporting referrals and recruitment.

What critics are saying

  • Jennifer Eslinger leaves September 21, 2026, forcing an executive search during expansion.
  • NLRB cases filed in May 2026 accuse RRH of coercive statements and retaliation.
  • September 2026 coding layoffs signal cost pressure and possible revenue-cycle disruption.

What makes Rochester Regional Health unique

  • RRH is building Canandaigua's 39,590-square-foot specialty campus, opening early 2027.
  • RRH opened a $2 million electrophysiology lab at Rochester General Hospital in 2026.
  • RRH acquired Victor dermatology, adding Mohs surgery and cosmetic injectables locally.

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  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan

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6 month growth

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1 year growth

7%

2 year growth

7%
FingerLakes1.com
Oct 13th, 2026
Rochester Regional nurse leader receives Finger Lakes leadership award.

Rochester Regional nurse leader receives Finger Lakes leadership award. Theresa Glessner, a Rochester Regional Health nursing executive who previously led nursing at hospitals in Newark and Clifton Springs, has received a 2026 Finger Lakes regional leadership award. The health system announced that the New York Organization for Nursing Leadership presented the award during its annual conference. The organization recognizes nurse leaders for mentorship, service and contributions to their hospitals and communities. Glessner spent eight years as chief nursing officer at Newark-Wayne Community Hospital and Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic. She has worked for Rochester Regional Health for more than a decade and is now its senior vice president and chief nursing practice officer. Discover more Local Sports Coverage She was one of six regional leadership award recipients across New York in 2026, according to the health system. The announcement did not describe a change in her duties or a new program tied to the award. Michael Rulffes, president and chief operating officer of the Newark and Clifton Springs hospitals and United Memorial Medical Center, said Glessner has helped nurses develop professionally while staying attentive to the communities served by the hospitals. "I've seen firsthand how much she cares about our nurses and the pride she takes in helping them succeed," Rulffes said in the announcement. Rochester Regional Health operates hospitals and other health services across the Finger Lakes and western New York. Glessner's current systemwide nursing-practice role follows her leadership at the two local hospitals.

ClickNny
Sep 23rd, 2026
New physician joins emergency medicine team at Canton-Potsdam Hospital.

New physician joins emergency medicine team at Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region has added Charles Kolkin, DO, to the emergency medicine team serving Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Syracuse · Community · Sep 23, 2026, 11:18 AM · Updated Sep 24, 2026, 5:00 AM Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region has added Charles Kolkin, DO, to the emergency medicine team serving patients at Canton-Potsdam Hospital in Potsdam. Kolkin completed an emergency medicine residency at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse and earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine. Before becoming a physician, he spent nearly a decade as a firefighter and paramedic in Maryland. This story was written from a community submission and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.

FingerLakes1.com
Sep 3rd, 2026
RRH acquires Victor dermatology practice, expands Mohs surgery services | Fingerlakes1.com

Rochester Regional Health has acquired Rochester Dermatologic Surgery in Victor, expanding the health system's general dermatology and Mohs surgery services in the Finger Lakes. The practice became Rochester Regional Health Dermatology & Mohs Surgery — Victor on Wednesday.

FingerLakes1.com
Sep 2nd, 2026
RRH acquires Victor dermatology practice, expands Mohs surgery services.

RRH acquires Victor dermatology practice, expands Mohs surgery services. * September 2, 2026 6:06 PM * Staff Report Rochester Regional Health has acquired Rochester Dermatologic Surgery in Victor, expanding the health system's general dermatology and Mohs surgery services in the Finger Lakes. Finger Lakes Travel The practice became Rochester Regional Health Dermatology & Mohs Surgery - Victor on Wednesday. It will continue operating at 7400 Pittsford Victor Road and will also offer cosmetic injectables. RRH said the acquisition brings an established team of dermatology specialists into the health system while adding resources and surgical capacity. The expansion is intended to help meet growing regional demand for dermatologic care closer to where patients live and work. Current providers Sherrif F. Ibrahim, a physician and Ph.D.; William Sipprell, a physician; and nurse practitioner Kelly Demchuk will remain at the Victor office. Physician Gian Vinelli will also provide care as RRH works to expand the practice's clinical resources and appointment access. Vinelli said joining the practice with a larger health system will build on the care already available in Victor and connect patients and providers with additional resources. He said the move strengthens RRH's ability to provide dermatology and Mohs surgery across the region. Ibrahim said patients will continue receiving care from the team they know while gaining the support of Rochester Regional Health. RRH described the acquisition as part of a broader effort to expand specialty care in Finger Lakes communities. The health system includes nine hospitals as well as primary and specialty practices, rehabilitation centers, ambulatory campuses, urgent care facilities, senior services, behavioral health programs and laboratories. Its service area includes Western New York, the Finger Lakes and St. Lawrence County. Mohs surgery is among the specialized services that will remain available at the Victor site. RRH said the acquisition adds surgical capacity without requiring existing patients to move to a different location or provider team. FingerLakes1.com is the region's leading all-digital news publication. The company was founded in 1998 and has been keeping residents informed for more than two decades. Have a lead? Send it to [email protected].

BridgeTower Media
Aug 21st, 2026
Virtual panel discussions.

Virtual panel discussions. The new EP lab is aimed at expanding access to specialized treatment for patients with heart rhythm disorders. (Photo provided by RRH) RRH invests $2M to boost specialized cardiac care. Rochester Regional Health has opened a new Electrophysiology (EP) Lab at Rochester General Hospital, a roughly $2 million investment aimed at expanding access to specialized treatment for patients with heart rhythm disorders. The new lab at the Sands-Constellation Heart & Vascular Institute will increase capacity for highly specialized procedures, including cardiac ablations and cardiac device implants. The additional capacity is expected to help reduce wait times for consultations and procedures while allowing more patients to receive advanced cardiovascular care closer to home. Demand for electrophysiology services is rising nationally as the population ages and atrial fibrillation (AFib) and other heart rhythm disorders become more prevalent. At Rochester General, demand has also increased with the growth of Rochester Regional Health's AFib Center, which connects patients with specialized treatment options. "Investing in this new Electrophysiology Lab ensures our patients can receive the advanced cardiac care they need, close to home," said Richard "Chip" Davis, RRH CEO. "This investment strengthens our program and positions us to meet the growing need for specialized heart rhythm care in our community for years to come." Electrophysiology procedures can treat a range of heart rhythm disorders and may help reduce symptoms such as palpitations, fatigue, dizziness and shortness of breath. For appropriate patients, treatment also can reduce emergency department visits and hospitalizations related to arrhythmias and lower the risk of long-term complications associated with untreated AFib and other rhythm disorders. The new lab is being paired with the addition of electrophysiology physicians to Rochester Regional Health's team. "Expanding our electrophysiology program means more patients can access potentially life-changing care close to home," said G. Randall Green, MD, president of Rochester General Hospital. "This new lab and expanded physician team will increase capacity, reduce wait times and ensure our community can continue to access innovative, highly specialized cardiac care close to home."